Lindsay Anderson's O LUCKY MAN! (1973)

 I'm now become an Alan Price fan girl,
Graham Crowden steals his brief scenes yet again
As our Mick Travers blunders through a world
Still made for white boys. We last saw him when
He made a right mess of his schoolboy days
But seems to not have suffered consequence.
He sees some this time 'round, but somehow stays
A poster boy for priv'lege. Some expense
Was spared in casting, though it's all top notch --
They all get many roles, which adds a bit
To surreality, and does a lot
To make this funnier. The perfect fit,
Though is how Price's band serves in the tale,
And how the ending dance party just wails!

Lindsay Anderson's IF.... (1969)

Long ere young Alex ever found his droogs

Mick Travis did McDowell enact for us.

Long ere that ultraviolence made the news

This schoolboy kicked up ev'ry kind of fuss!

Chris Menges got some early licks in, too --

A wild Graham Crowden makes appearance, and

I'd wait for God with him, now, wouldn't you?

A charming fencing scene stays well in hand

But soon unruliness takes o'er. I'd like

All Zoomers to take notes on this as their

Own elders once crashed through on that there bike

And revolution claimed as their own share

But chose the yuppie lifestyle. Thatcher, Ron

Should not still set the fashions this far on!